Number-SUU- Kameyama (Bakeneko) Obi-dome

Number-SUU- Kameyama (Bakeneko) Obi-dome

Kameyama's cat is attached to the obi from the work ``Sorimama Jiguchi Nekokaiko Igojusanbiki'' by Kuniyoshi Utagawa, who compares the 53 Stations of the Tokaido Road to the gestures of a cat through a play on words.

The 53 Stations of the Tokaido refers to the 53 post stations along the Tokaido that were established during the Edo period, and the word ``chiguchi'' is a pun.

In the work, Kameyama is expressed as a ghost nun, and a cat disguised as a nun removes the cloth from its head to reveal its true identity.

Enjoy playful coordination by wearing the works of Kuniyoshi Utagawa, who is said to have been a huge cat lover.

*The obijime is not included in the product.



Motif size: Height approx. 37mm x Width approx. 30mm

Material: Pewter

Hardware: Brass



The obi cord is not included with the product.



Motif size: approximately 20mm in height × approximately 50mm in width

Material: Pewter

Fittings: Pewter



※Notice※
This product is handmade by our craftsmen. Therefore, each piece is delicately made with slightly different coatings and expressions.